Hee-Se Kang

Title: Hee-Se Kang and Semiconductor Process Innovation.

Introduction

Hee-Se Kang is an inventor associated with Gyeonggi, South Korea, and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Her patent work addresses how semiconductor manufacturing processes can adapt to the results of earlier production steps. The supplied information lists 1 patent in her name.

Latest Patents

The listed patent is “Lots Dispatching Method for Variably Arranging Processing Equipment and/or Processing Conditions in a Succeeding Process According to the Results of a Preceding Process and Apparatus for the Same.” It describes a method and system for selecting suitable equipment and processing conditions for a semiconductor lot based on the results of a preceding process.

The approach analyzes the relationship between preceding-process results and the efficiency and characteristics of available equipment for the next step. It also provides process conditions tailored to the preceding step’s performance, aiming to reduce the difference between the succeeding process’s actual and target performance. By assessing the quality of lots awaiting dispatch, the system can direct each lot to suitable equipment and conditions.

Career Highlights

Kang’s listed invention focuses on improving the coordination of successive stages in semiconductor manufacturing. Its adaptive dispatching method is designed to account for variation in both lot quality and equipment performance.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Seung-hoon Tong and Dae-Sik Cho as Kang’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Hee-Se Kang’s listed patent presents a data-informed approach to selecting equipment and process conditions for semiconductor production, connecting the results of one manufacturing stage to the decisions made in the next.